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nidul
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right guys, i need advise was wandering if the front and rear suspension setup would from a 325i sport in a 320i cab?
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Templ8e30
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If you are swapping the complete front struts and rear arms and/or subframe then yes it will.
If your cab has rear disc brakes (99% certain they all are) then there's no advantage to fitting sport parts to the rear. The sport has standard rear arms and subframe.
Cheers,
Iain T
If your cab has rear disc brakes (99% certain they all are) then there's no advantage to fitting sport parts to the rear. The sport has standard rear arms and subframe.
Cheers,
Iain T
2007 Mazda 6 2.0 estate
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fowler
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hello matte they will fit if you take the whole strut for the fronts and change the rear shocks will lower the car about 15mm all round
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Richy325iTouring
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willbe more on the rear as the cab is heavyer
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fowler
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richy have done this on my cab and it was bout 17 mm at the back